Strategy refresh – highlights and issues

• Overall life expectancy is good, death rates are low and falling

• Increasingly older population - more people with limiting long-term illness or disability

• Lifestyle factors mostly good compared to England but some still moving in the wrong direction

• Inequalities – continued gap in health outcomes between wealthy and poorest groups

Bournemouth and Poole

Health and Wellbeing Strategy

Major Change Programmes

Developing a cross agency understanding on the causes of health inequalities and how to tackle them;

Early intervention and support for preschool children and their families to avoid ill-health and poor outcomes in later years;

Developing a holistic approach to supporting lifestyle changes;

Improving mental wellbeing;

Working better together for children with special educational needs, disabilities and acute medical needs;

Integrated health and social care for people with long term conditions including Dementia.

Priorities across the whole Dorset areaDorset

Health and Wellbeing Strategy

Reducing harms caused by Type 2 Diabetes;

Reducing the harms caused by smoking;

Reducing circulatory disease;

Reducing anxiety and depression;

Reducing harms caused by road traffic collisions.

Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group

Top Three Priorities

Improving Dementia diagnosis and services;

Reducing avoidable admissions;

Reducing preventable deaths.

Small group discussion

• Are there any new or emerging issues?

• Should priorities be reviewed?

• What action is required and by whom?